Question

Jerome decides he does not like the school principal, so he starts printing and distributing a newspaper discussing some poor decisions the principal has made for the school. Jerome hopes the principal will get fired. Does Jerome have a constitutional right to print his newspaper?

Answer 1

Yes, he has the constitutional right to freedom of speech. However, what he publishes must be true, or he could be sued for libel. Hope this helps! :)

Answer 2

Answer:

Yes. Jerome is a citizen and has a right to print opinions and facts.

Explanation:

Because he has the freedom of speech but it has to be be true and not misleading fact or opinions.